Textile processing
Laser technology in comparison with traditional processing methods
Laser cutting
Cutting edge quality
smooth cutting edge
Cutting quality over the course
of time
constant quality
Fine details / radius free inner contours
yes
Sealing of the cutting edge
(synthetic / natural material /
blended fabric)
yes / no / yes
Flexibility / Individuality
high
Marking / Engraving
yes
Material distortion during cutting
no, because contactless
Multilayer cutting
partly
Tool wear
no wear
Tool storage costs
no tool storage
Knife cutting
Punching
frayed cutting edge
frayed cutting edge
decreasing quality
decreasing quality
partly
no
no / no / no
no / no / no
high
low
no
no
yes
partly
yes
yes
easy replacement
if worn
expensive if worn
low storage costs
average storage costs
Work steps of textile processing
- * Punching and cutting tools need to be sharpened and readjusted over time
Samples of laser cut textiles
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